Double conversion
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 11:41 pm
It is five days since you posted and no one answered. Your question is not specific enough to properly address. So, my guess is you are using a notice of conversion, it won't work in this situation. File a motion, set a hearing.
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(q) Dismissal or Conversion of Case.
(1) Debtor Seeks Dismissal.
(A) Case Has Not Been Previously Converted. If the case has not been converted from another chapter, a debtor may seek dismissal of the case by filing with the clerk of the bankruptcy court a request for voluntary dismissal pursuant to 11 U.S.C. 1307(b) and may be ruled on without a hearing pursuant to LBR 9013-1(q). The proof of service must evidence that the request for dismissal was served upon the chapter 13 trustee and the United States trustee.
(B) Case Has Been Previously Converted. If the case has been converted from another chapter, a debtor must file and serve a motion in accordance with LBR 9013-1 (d) or (o) and LBR 1017-2(e). Notice must be given to the chapter 13 trustee, any former trustee, all creditors, and any other party in interest entitled to notice under FRBP 2002.
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> I have a Chapter 7 that I have converted to a Chapter 13, but now need to convert back to a Chapter 7. I seem to not being doing this properly. Can someone please direct me to a case where you did this successfully. Thank you for your assistance.
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